Sentence examples for directive in force from inspiring English sources
There has been a European directive in force for years on the recycling of batteries.
It has been said that the European Clinical Trials Directive (in force since 2004) makes drug trials more difficult to undertake and has specifically decreased the number of trials sponsored by non-commercial actors [ 16, 24- 26].
The European Clinical Trials Directive (in force since 2004) has been said to make drug trials more difficult and to have decreased the number of trials sponsored by non-commercial actors.
Prior to the regulation a European data protection directive was in force across the bloc but it's GDPR that has strengthened protections in this area with the new provision on children's data.
The directive currently in force defines a standard treatment for 52 findings.
Prior statutes, court rules, and other government directives remained in force along with the profession's self-imposed ethical standards.
Building on this, the Infrastructure for Spatial Information in the European Community directive was put in force by the European Commission in 2007.
The decision should be analysed in light of the fact that the conservation varieties Directive was not in force at the beginning of the proceedings, although the national Court has been invited to take account of such legislative development.
For Raz, we interpret in order to establish whether any authoritative legal directives are currently in force and bear upon the legal issue at hand, and so we should look to the decisions establishing those directives in getting the interpretive process off the ground.
"However, we have advised communications service providers that the UK Data Retention (EC Directive) Regulations 2009 remain in force".
The free movement directive, which has been in force since 2004, allows EU states to require new migrants who want to stay longer than six months to "be in employment or have sufficient resources and sickness benefit not to be a burden on public funds".
